Butterfly Color by Number With Four Colors

A single butterfly with its wings spread wide fills the page, seen from above with two curly antennae topped with little round tips. The head and the body segments are each marked with a 1, so they get yellow. The two large upper wings have a 2 in the outer area for orange, plus a big round spot marked 3 for red and a small cluster of three teardrop shapes marked 4 for blue. The lower wings flip the pattern: the big oval spots are marked 2 for orange, and the outer wing areas are marked 3 for red, with three more blue teardrops on each side. A color key sits at the bottom of the page. This free printable is a good fit for young kids practicing number matching. Try asking them to find every 4 first and color all the blue drops before moving on to the next number.